"No; me learn English at Holy Cross.

I know nobody but Greeks, and when I start learning English I got no time to learn Polish, or Italian, or whatever it is.

That over with, he embarked in 1852 for New York, without a word of American, learning English on board.

Other than the spider work I tried to learn Tamil from Selvan but he was keen to learn English from me and so both of us failed in learning a new language and ended up speaking a cocktail of TamEnglish instead.

In learning English, she also learned to secede from the faith of her father, and entailed upon herself a life of either persecution or hypocrisy.

The Norman nobles did not know Latin, they were but gradually learning English; the bulk of the lesser clergy perhaps spoke Latin, but did not know Norman; the poorer people spoke only English; the clerks who from this time began to note down the proceedings of the king's judges in Latin must often have been puzzled by dialects of English strange to him.

If learning English, his native language, mean anything, it is not merely to read it correctly and understand it grammatically, but to speak and pronounce it like the most polished native.

"It has often been explained that if the older pupils spoke Dakota very much the little ones would speak it, too, and not learn English as they should," she said.

He wrote, in the year 1836:"At the single town of Hooghly 1,400 boys are learning English.

In a couple of months we were all set up in California, kids in school learning English, the whole trip.

Method of learning English.

" =196.= METHOD OF LEARNING ENGLISH.

My surprise and admiration quickened beyond expression when grandma assured me that he could do many tricks, understood French and German, and was learning English.

She insisted that, first of all, I should learn English; and offered to give me lessons twice a week, and also to make efforts to enable me to enter a college to acquire the title of M.D., which I had not the right to attach to my name.

The chief obstacle to a Frenchman or Englishman learning Russian is the difficult and confusing alphabet; the chief obstacle to anyone learning English is the irrational spelling.

They then talked about the necessity of my learning English, and Goethe earnestly advised me to do so, particularly on account of Lord Byron; saying, that a character of such eminence had never existed before, and probably would never come again.

PALENZUELA'S new Grammar on the Ollendorff System, for Spaniards to Learn English.

If these were not to be had well grown children were preferable to the middle-aged, since they were much less apt to die in the "seasoning," they would learn English readily, and their service would increase instead of decreasing after the lapse of the first few years.

We learn the grammar in order that we may learn English; and we learn English whether we study grammars or not.

We learn the grammar in order that we may learn English; and we learn English whether we study grammars or not.

FRIES, CHARLES C. Teaching and learning English as a foreign language.

CHARLES C. Teaching and learning English as a foreign language.

FRIES, CHARLES C. Teaching and learning English as a foreign language.

CHARLES C. Teaching and learning English as a foreign language.

" Voltaire passed three years in England, engaged in learning English and finishing La Henriade, which he published by subscription in 1727.